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Winter/Spring 2026: Learn Something New in Newburyport!
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Feb 14
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May 23
Seasonal Saturdays! Guided tours of the Museum of Old Newbury’s 1808 Federal-style home, offered Saturdays this fall. History comes alive on every floor!
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Feb 14
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Jun 28
CHILDREN’S DISCOVERY CENTER: Stop by the museum for scavenger hunts, crafts, games, puzzles and more! (Year-round, Thursday-Saturday, 10-5 and Sunday: 12-5)
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Feb 25
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Mar 5
Decluttering Your Digital Photos: Carol LeBlanc, Photo Coach & Organizer, will teach you how to declutter, backup, and clean out your digital photo library, NOTE: iPhone only. (Central Congregational Church, NBPT)
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Feb 27
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Mar 5
Film: Midwinter Break
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Fri
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Feb 27
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Mar 5
2026 Oscar®-Nominated Shorts: Animated, Documentary and Live Action. Get a sneak peak at the nominees for this year's awards!
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Feb 27
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Mar 28
February-March Gift Shop
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Mar 2
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Mar 30
Big Kids Story Time with Miss Allison, free and open to all children ages 3-6
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Mar 3
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Mar 31
Tuesday Toddlers with Miss Sienna, free and open to all toddlers ages 1-2
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Mar 3
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Mar 31
Tuesday Babies with Miss Sienna, free and open for all babies under age one or not yet walking
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Mar 4
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Mar 25
Michael’s Harborside in Newburyport Hosts FREE Trivia Nights: Test your pop culture knowledge with Trivia every Wednesday night. Get your team signed up at 6pm and start playing at 6:30pm.
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Mar 4
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Mar 4
Next Chapter Drop-in Book Group -- "Portrait of a Thief" by Grace D Li, free and open to all, at the Senior Community Center
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Wed
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Mar 4
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Wed
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Mar 4
The Watch Club -- TUSKER: BROTHERHOOD OF ELEPHANTS -- live Q&A with writer and producer Allison Argo (film now streaming on PBS Nature)
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Mar 4
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Wed
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Mar 25
Wednesday Toddlers with Miss Isa, free and open for all toddlers ages 1-2
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Mar 4
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Wed
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Mar 25
Wednesday All Ages Story Time with Miss Isa, free and open for all kids ages 0-6
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Wed
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Mar 4
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Sat
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Mar 28
Members’ Inked & Pressed (Printmaking Show): Opening Reception, March 7th
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Wed
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Mar 4
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Wed
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Mar 4
After School Owl Pellet Dissection: WWWW, but COOL too. Join us Wednesday between 3-4pm to get a first-hand “taste” in owl pellet dissection. All Ages. Registration required
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Mar 5
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Mar 5
Live Music at Michael's Harborside: Chris O'Donnell
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Thu
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Mar 5
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Thu
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Mar 5
Making Space for Water: Reimagining Our Relationship to the Coast: How can coastal communities stay safe as sea levels rise. Speaker: Emma Gildesgame, Climate Adaptation Director, The Nature Conservancy (Newburyport Senior/Community Center)
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Mar 6
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Fri
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Mar 6
Stars in Your Eyes: Developing a Psychic Sense: Learn more about these mystical topics in this class led by instructor Janet Johnston, noted astrophysicist and science fiction author. (Nock Middle School)
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Mar 6
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Fri
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Mar 6
Movie Matinee: Predator Badlands, free and open to all
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Mar 6
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Mar 6
Newburyport's Road to Independence III: Loyalists, Prisoners, and the Homefront. Step into wartime Newburyport with Alex Cain as loyalists face persecution, prices soar, and fear hangs heavy as we move to independence.(St. Paul's Episcopal Church, NBPT)
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Mar 6
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Mar 8
Matilda Jr.: Packed with high-energy dance numbers and catchy songs, Matilda JR. is a joyous girl power romp. Children and adults alike will be thrilled and delighted by the story of the special little girl with an extraordinary imagination.
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Mar 6
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Fri
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Mar 6
Oyster Restoration – A Film & Speaker Series: An Evening of Film, Oysters & Coastal Impact - Join Mass Oyster Project for a special evening on the North Shore celebrating oyster restoration and marine conservation.
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Mar 6
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Fri
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Mar 27
Friday Babies with Miss Anna, free and open for all babies under age one or not yet walking
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Fri
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Mar 6
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Thu
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Mar 12
Film: EPiC -- Elvis Presley in Concert
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Mar 6
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Mon
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Mar 9
Film: The Voice of Hind Rajab
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Mar 7
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Sat
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Mar 7
Pysanky: Ukrainian Egg Decorating: Led by Eliza Goodell, the class will begin with a demonstration and participants will leave having made 1-2 eggs. (Amesbury Friends Meeting House)
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Mar 7
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Mar 7
Téada: One of Ireland's top traditional bands with a truly worldwide reach, Téada has appeared as a frequent headliner at major music festivals throughout the US, Canada, Mexico, Europe, Africa, Russia, Israel and Australia. Two Shows - 2pm and 7pm
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Mar 7
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Mar 7
2026 Spring Recital: Pianist Evren Ozel – Music of William Grant Still, Debussy, Schumann, and Kurtág (St. Paul's Episcopal Church, NBPT)
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Mar 7
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Mar 7
The Secret Chord – Tribute to Leonard Cohen: This six-piece ensemble captures the heart of Cohen’s legendary songs from hard-rocking social commentary to tender love ballads to soaring anthems.
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Mar 7
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Mar 7
The Snowdrop Jubilee! A magical TITO-Style evening at Steeple Hall benefitting Theater in the Open's Financial Aid fund for Summer Arts Workshop
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Mar 7
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Sat
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Mar 7
Remember Who You Are: Join Em Frost for a photographic journey and multi-sensory gathering to rest, reflect, and remember.
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Mar 7
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Mar 7
Craft Buffet, free and open to kids of all ages and abilities
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Mar 7
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Mar 7
Annual Plover Volunteer Training: All Ages (those 17 and under must be accompanied by an adult). Registration Required
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Mar 8
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Mar 8
Firehouse Film Series: Encanto Sing-A-Long
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Mar 8
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Sun
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Mar 8
Crafty Cinema: "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" -- the lights will be on halfway so you can see your work as you craft & enjoy a great movie, at The Screening Room!
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Mar 8
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Sun
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Mar 8
Craft Cinema: "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" -- the lights will be on halfway so you can see your work as you craft & enjoy a great movie! Presented in collaboration with Newburyport Youth Services
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Mon
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Mar 9
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Thu
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Mar 12
Film: Mr Nobody Against Putin
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Tue
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Mar 10
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Tue
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Mar 10
Jam Making Workshop with Tina Cochran. Participants will learn the fundamentals of how to make delicious jams using the traditional water bath canning method. (NBPT High School Nutrition Room #221) Copy
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Tue
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Mar 10
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Tue
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Mar 10
"Flowering Your Mind" -- join Suzanne Faith & discover how creating with flowers and color can enhance memory, elevate mood, and support overall well-being!
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Mar 10
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Tue
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Mar 10
Whimsical Weavings: explore the centuries-old textile art of weaving using a vibrant array of yarns and fibers in a relaxed, welcoming setting! All levels welcome, free and open to all
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Mar 10
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Tue
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Mar 10
Toy Adaptation Workshop -- a fun, impactful volunteer opportunity in partnership with the “May We Help” organization!
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Wed
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Mar 11
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Mar 11
Decoupage Oyster Shell Art: Led by Johanna Hall, No prior experience is needed—just bring your creativity and holiday cheer! All materials are provided, including oyster shells, decorative paper, glue, brushes, and sealant. (Nock Middle School)
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Mar 11
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Wed
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Mar 11
CSI: Using Forensics To Crack The Case: Instructor Paul Zambella was a forensic scientist at the Massachusetts State Police Crime Laboratory for 36 years and participated in more than 500 crime scene investigations. Appropriate for 18+ (Nock Middle School)
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Mar 11
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Wed
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Mar 11
NPL Arts & Crafts Social -- bring your own projects to work on and enjoy the company of other crafty creatives! free and open to all, every skill level welcome
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Mar 11
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Wed
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Mar 11
VIRTUAL: AMA (Ask Me Anything) job seeker Q&A with Expert Resume & LinkedIn Coach Virginia Franco, free and open to all
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Mar 11
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Wed
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Mar 11
Intro to Woodworking
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Mar 12
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Thu
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Mar 12
Bailey’s Mistake: Celtic-American, four-piece folk band from Maine. The group mixes traditional music from Ireland, Scotland and Newfoundland with brand new songs about contemporary life in New England.
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Mar 12
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Thu
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Mar 12
Spanish Conversation Group, all levels welcome, free and open to all
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Mar 12
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Mar 12
The Parenting Years Speaker Series -- Thrive: Burnout Recovery & Prevention with Maria Milagros
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Mar 12
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Mar 12
Live Music at Michael's Harborside: Ryan Maher
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Thu
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Mar 12
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Thu
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Mar 12
VIRTUAL -- "Joyful Asian-Inspired Dishes" -- Let the season inspire you to make new dishes perfect for snacks, lunch, or dinner! free and open to all
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Mar 12
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Mar 12
Book Bites Cookbook Group monthly discussion & potluck! March cookbook: "Tasting History: Explore the Past Through 4,000 Years of Recipes" by Max Miller, free and open to all
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Mar 12
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Mar 26
Thursday Toddlers with Miss Allison, free and open for all toddlers ages 1-2
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Mar 12
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Mar 26
Thursday All Ages Story Time with Miss Allison, free and open for all kids ages 0-6
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Fri
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Mar 13
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Sat
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Mar 14
Trad Session feat. the cast of ONCE: Relive the magic of our 2022 production of Once as we welcome the cast back with their very own interpretations of all the Irish Trads – performed live.
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Mar 13
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Fri
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Mar 13
Plum Island and the Story of John Boyle O'Reilly: Join us for a special lecture presented by Custom House director James Russell.
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Mar 13
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Fri
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Mar 13
Movie Matinee: Song Sung Blue, free and open to all
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Sat
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Mar 14
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Sat
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Mar 14
Skylark Ensemble's 15th Season: Seven Words from the Cross
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Mar 14
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Mar 14
Best-Selling Author Elin Hilderbrand discusses her latest book, "The Academy", at the stunning Steeple Hall at Mission Oak Grill!
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Mar 14
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Mar 14
Cabaret Diva: Meagan Lewis-Michelson is a brassy Bostonian chanteuse who loves nothing more than making people laugh. Her high energy, joyful persona brings to our stage songs that delight, uplift, and amuse in the best Cabaret tradition.
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Mar 15
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Mar 15
Máiréad Nesbitt: A Grammy® and Emmy® nominated artist and composer, Máiréad Nesbitt has enchanted millions around the world as the featured Celtic violinist and founding member of the globetrotting music phenomenon Celtic Woman.
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Mar 15
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Mar 15
Women of ’76: Rita Parisi of Waterfall Productions creates ... a riveting and richly costumed journey into the lives of the real women who witnessed, chronicled, and in some cases, changed the course of the Revolution.
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Mar 15
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Mar 15
Woody Plants Hands-on Workshop: Join the Invasive Plants Task Force at Parker River NWR Headquarters. All Ages (those 17 and under must be accompanied by an adult). Registration Required.
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Mar 17
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Tue
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Mar 17
Concert of Irish Folk Music: Tom O’Carroll is a Dublin born folklorist, folksinger, and instrumentalist.
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Tue
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Mar 17
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Tue
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Mar 17
Community Seed Swap: come check out our new seeds, share some of your own, and visit our Seed Starting Station and Craft Station! free and open to all
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Mar 17
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Tue
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Mar 17
Craft Corner, free and open to kids of all ages and abilities
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Mar 17
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Tue
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Mar 17
2026 VIRTUAL EVENT: Amazing Birds Lecture: Join Bill Gette with the Friends of Parker River for a virtual lecture via ZOOM on the amazing birds of Parker River National Wildlife Refuge. Register by emailing: friends@parkerriver.org.
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Mar 19
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Mar 19
Classics Book Group: "East of Eden" by John Steinbeck, free and open to all
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Mar 19
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Mar 19
Middle Grade Book Club: "Maizy Chen's Last Chance" by Lisa Yee, free and open to all middle graders ages 8-12
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Mar 19
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Mar 19
Live Music at Michael's Harborside: Karen Grenier
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Mar 19
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Sun
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Mar 22
Frozen Jr.: A Firehouse Education Series
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Thu
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Mar 19
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Thu
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Mar 19
Toy Adaptation Workshop -- a fun, impactful volunteer opportunity in partnership with the “May We Help” organization!
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Mar 20
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Mar 20
Exit Dance Theater & Tiger Saw present an evening of live music and choreography! Exit puts its modern/contemporary movement spin on the soulful, funky tracks of Tiger Saw's 2019 album, The Featherweight
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Mar 21
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Mar 21
Mandala Dot Rock Painting For Beginners: Led by Ellen O’Donnell -- Students will use small dots of colorful paint to create their own larger, uniquely beautiful designs. (Boston North Technology Park, Bldg C, 110 Haverhill Road, Amesbury)
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Mar 21
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Mar 21
Full Moon Story Slam – The Women in My Life: For Women’s History Month
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Mar 23
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Mar 23
Film: "The Librarians" -- join us for a screening & discussion with two local librarians about efforts to combat book banning
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Mon
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Mar 23
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Mar 23
A Revolutionary Tavern Night: Newburyport Toasts, Tunes, and Tales! Songs, stories, theatrics, and an epic "crankie" panorama bring Newburyport’s Revolutionary taverns to life. Come raise a glass with us at the Firehouse Center for the Arts, NBPT
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Mar 25
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Mar 25
The Wondrous World of Weeds: In this two-hour workshop, Molly Janicki will discuss the various types of weeds, their pros and cons, and the role they play in your garden. (Nock Middle School) Copy
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Mar 25
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Mar 25
VIRTUAL -- Johann Sebastian Bach: A Genius Revived -- featuring a spoken lecture as well as live piano performances, free and open to all
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Mar 26
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Mar 26
Live Music at Michael's Harborside: Stevie Joe & Company
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Thu
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Mar 26
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Mar 26
Paper Flower Workshop with In-House Artist Tina -- shake off the winter gray and create something beautiful!
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Thu
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Mar 26
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Mar 26
Spanish Conversation Group, all levels welcome, free and open to all
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Mar 27
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Mar 27
Ten Greatest Films Ever Made: A Speaker Series with Wilhelm Kuhn: A resident of Northern New Jersey, Kuhn teaches film directing and American film history at the Montclair Film Institute.
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